Sentence examples for early penetration from inspiring English sources

Because of that, the early penetration provided by cheaper versions of VR such as Google Cardboard could counterintuitively spoil VR's chances of taking off.

Early penetration of this Southern (or Antarctic) Ocean, as it has been called, in the search for fur seals led in 1820 to the discovery of the continent.

Gaël Clichy was Cole's replacement at Arsenal and here he started for City on the left, the same side down which Roma's early penetration came, with Maicon again running in on goal after taking the excellent Miralem Pjanic's pass into a pocket of space behind the full-back.

Thus, the argument that links these archaeological patterns with the Iranian migration into the area associates the Iron Age I and II cultures with the early penetration of the Iranians into the more eastern Zagros and with their infiltration westward along the major routes crosscutting the main mountain alignments.

Overall femoral-head penetration rate in hips without liner fracture with reference to the early penetration point was 0.1188 ± 0.070 mm/year.

At a given impact velocity, the velocity of the failure front is significantly higher during early penetration than during steady-state penetration of the rod.

The success of the Southern Shock group, however, has been attributed to the fact that the early penetrations in the north had directed German reserves there, thus limiting the reinforcements to the south.

This may lead to earlier penetration into the microorganism followed by its rapid irreversible inactivation.

During the powered grounding scenario, the structural damage caused by sharp seabed obstructions may lead to earlier penetration and serious consequences, such as compartment flooding, oil leakage and environmental pollution.

"It's great to have confirmation that there was early human penetration in Western Europe this early," said Ian Tattersall, a paleonanthropologist at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, who was not involved in the research.

For this purpose the methodology of a time "snapshot" (year 2008) was used to show a degree of early market penetration of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in mobile and stationary applications in comparison with nine developed countries.